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General Philatelic/Newcomer Cnr : Scott Catalog Help

 

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jlinjiang
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11 Mar 2021
04:03:51pm

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Hello,

I'm having trouble understanding how the 2021 Scott catalog lists prices (see image below). For J83, it lists the mint value of the stamp to be ".40". Then it says that the never hinged value is ".60". Skip a line below and then it says that the never hinged value is also "4.50". I am confused as to which price corresponds to what.

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Lin

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11 Mar 2021
04:29:32pm

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re: Scott Catalog Help

The catalog is telling you that a Plate # block of 4 has a value of $3.00, but if that same plate block has never been hinged, then it has a value of $4.50.

The $3.00 value is assuming that the plate block has been hinged.

Mel

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Linus
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11 Mar 2021
04:32:37pm
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.40 = single stamp, mint with hinge mark
.60 = single stamp, mint with no hinge mark
3.00 = Plate block of 4, mint with hinge mark
4.50 = Plate block of 4, mint with no hinge mark

Hope this helps,
Linus

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jlinjiang
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11 Mar 2021
04:48:40pm

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Thanks! It makes sense now; I was very confused because it showed up in a lot of places.

Thanks,
Lin

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11 Mar 2021
06:25:15pm

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i love this site, because folks are free to ask questions, and our peeps answer them, sometimes building on the previous answer to expand and make things just ever so clear.

thanks so much Linus and Mel. It's wonderful we're such an inviting resource.


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Steve M, Long Island, NY

30 Mar 2021
01:32:38am
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Check out the INTRODUCTION section in the front of the catalogues. I've been collecting for over 50 years, and I still peruse those pages.

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BrightonPete

30 Mar 2021
08:07:55am
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My brain is a sieve, so I always have to scan them too!

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Perf11

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24 May 2021
05:42:34am
re: Scott Catalog Help

It's like a base stamp and then overprint is added.

That's how I learned to read the prices recently and remember.

One step at a time.


Totally agree Amsd. I was in that other chat room. You know....and those guys are rude and not very helpful. IMO.

And this goes out to them.

There are still rare stamps to be found. No question is a dumb question.

And yes in less than a year I found a rarity.

Maybe not RRR maybe but rare. Not 1 but 2.

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jlinjiang

11 Mar 2021
04:03:51pm

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Hello,

I'm having trouble understanding how the 2021 Scott catalog lists prices (see image below). For J83, it lists the mint value of the stamp to be ".40". Then it says that the never hinged value is ".60". Skip a line below and then it says that the never hinged value is also "4.50". I am confused as to which price corresponds to what.

Thanks,
Lin

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mbo1142

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11 Mar 2021
04:29:32pm

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re: Scott Catalog Help

The catalog is telling you that a Plate # block of 4 has a value of $3.00, but if that same plate block has never been hinged, then it has a value of $4.50.

The $3.00 value is assuming that the plate block has been hinged.

Mel

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Linus

11 Mar 2021
04:32:37pm

re: Scott Catalog Help

.40 = single stamp, mint with hinge mark
.60 = single stamp, mint with no hinge mark
3.00 = Plate block of 4, mint with hinge mark
4.50 = Plate block of 4, mint with no hinge mark

Hope this helps,
Linus

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jlinjiang

11 Mar 2021
04:48:40pm

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re: Scott Catalog Help

Thanks! It makes sense now; I was very confused because it showed up in a lot of places.

Thanks,
Lin

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amsd

Editor, Seal News; contributor, JuicyHeads
11 Mar 2021
06:25:15pm

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re: Scott Catalog Help

i love this site, because folks are free to ask questions, and our peeps answer them, sometimes building on the previous answer to expand and make things just ever so clear.

thanks so much Linus and Mel. It's wonderful we're such an inviting resource.


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"Save the USPS, buy stamps; save the hobby, use commemoratives"

juicyheads.com/link. ...
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valand8683

Steve M, Long Island, NY
30 Mar 2021
01:32:38am

re: Scott Catalog Help

Check out the INTRODUCTION section in the front of the catalogues. I've been collecting for over 50 years, and I still peruse those pages.

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"Looking other members in USA wanting to trade General WW - Mint & Used."
BrightonPete

30 Mar 2021
08:07:55am

re: Scott Catalog Help

My brain is a sieve, so I always have to scan them too!

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Perf11

Of course I talk to myself. Sometimes I need expert advice !

24 May 2021
05:42:34am

re: Scott Catalog Help

It's like a base stamp and then overprint is added.

That's how I learned to read the prices recently and remember.

One step at a time.


Totally agree Amsd. I was in that other chat room. You know....and those guys are rude and not very helpful. IMO.

And this goes out to them.

There are still rare stamps to be found. No question is a dumb question.

And yes in less than a year I found a rarity.

Maybe not RRR maybe but rare. Not 1 but 2.

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"APS # 232803"
        

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